Coach Natalie Meyer of Brighton High was named the National Girls Tennis Coach of the Year, reflecting her 20 years of dedication to the sport and her students.

The Cherry Fire in Hobble Creek Canyon, Utah, prompted evacuations, affecting residents and visitors as firefighters combated the 150-acre blaze fueled by dry conditions.

Kary Gedge has been named Utah County's Employee of the Month for October 2025 for his problem-solving skills and positive attitude in the Assessor's Office.

Salt Lake City is offering a $300,000 ACE Grant for local arts and culture initiatives, with applications open until November 1. Mayor Mendenhall hopes to support diverse community celebrations through these grants.

A suspicious package at Utah State University led to an evacuation before a Turning Point USA event; it was non-explosive and not deemed an intentional threat. The event proceeded with heightened security measures.

Charmelle Green joins the CWSA board, bringing her extensive experience in collegiate athletics from her roles at the University of Utah and other institutions.

A brush fire has ignited near the University of Utah, covering approximately 10 acres. Firefighting efforts are underway with aerial and ground support. Authorities advise the public to avoid the area.

A man stabbed two employees at a St. George bar after being kicked out for intoxication. Mario Perez faces several charges including aggravated assault.

USU is revamping its Statewide Enterprise to better serve Utah communities, focusing on local engagement, educational pathways, infrastructure improvements, and a financial model aimed at equity and student success.

The 2025 Eastern Utah Economic Summit will be held at USU Eastern to foster economic growth, featuring Senator John Curtis and providing networking and a pitch competition for businesses.

UDOT will open new travel paths on 13400 South and a 2700 West interchange in Bluffdale, advancing the Bangerter Highway transformation into a freeway-style route.

Utah County Commission appointed Kathryn Nester as legal counsel for Tyler James Robinson, ensuring his right to a defense as he is unable to afford a lawyer.

The application deadline for the SALTA magnet program for gifted children in the Canyons District is October 1. The program caters to the special needs of advanced students.